Compaq nx6125 Reviews & Tests

Expert review by : Carla Thornton (pcworld.com)

Compaq NX6125 Laptop

The no-nonsense, AMD-powered HP Compaq nx6125 should be particularly interest small businesses. It has an all-black case, weighs under 6 pounds, and costs just $1245, including two layers of security beyond Windows passwords. The first layer is a...

Well-equipped, offers good performance

Dull screen

My only beefs are minor. The nx6125's 15-inch screen seemed a tad dull, and I missed having a USB port on the right side of the case. That said, I was pleasantly impressed with the nx6125's Getting Started printed booklet; a thorough electronic manual...

Oct, 2005

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Compaq nx6125

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Consumer review (productreview.com.au)

Excellent

After 4 years and lots of use it is still going strong, having never had a breakdown. These days I run Ubuntu as well as Windows on it, and both operating systems work well. In fact I rarely use Windows. Despite its age, it still meets all my notebook...

The 15 inch screen is a good compromise with its size and weight for carrying around. It has all expected notebook features including adequate memory capacity. The wireless signal appears to work well - certainly in all locations where I have used it....

I have never used the fingerprint reader. But no other problems or criticisms to mention.

Mar, 2011

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